"A comprehensive global overview of hydrogen and the law at every stage, including markets, production, transport, and end-use. Includes contributions from a stellar set of authors from environmental law, energy law, and international law, amongst others. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core"--
"A comprehensive global overview of hydrogen and the law at every stage, including markets, production, transport, and end-use. Includes contributions from a stellar set of authors from environmental law, energy law, and international law, amongst others. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Introduction Ruven Fleming; Part I. Current Hydrogen Regulation on the Continents: 2. Hydrogen regulation in Europe - the EU's 'hydrogen and decarbonized gas market' package: best practice or missed opportunity? Leigh Hancher and Simina Suciu; 3. Hydrogen development and regulation in the United States: will government financial incentives outweigh regulatory hurdles? Donna M. Attanasio and Meghan Briggs; 4. Hydrogen policy and regulatory frameworks in Latin America: from promise to production James H. Foy; 5. Hydrogen regulation in Oceania: enabling renewable hydrogen licensing on complex land uses Madeline Taylor; 6. Hydrogen regulation in the Middle East and North Africa region: trends, limitations, and ways forward Damilola S. Olawuyi and Mehrnoosh Aryanpour; 7. Hydrogen regulation in Southeast Asia - steam reforming from biofuels as alternative to electrolysis? Piti Eiamchamroonlarp; Part II. Regulating Hydrogen Markets: 8. Economics of regulating hydrogen markets Machiel Mulder; 9. The role of regional and local authorities in developing a regional hydrogen economy Ceciel Nieuwenhout; 10. Sustainability criteria for renewable hydrogen Romain Mauger, Paola Villavicencio Calzadilla and Ruven Fleming; 11. Public participation in the hydrogen economy: lessons learned from the Northern Netherland Hydrogen Valley Lorenzo Squintani and Stan Schouten; Part III. Regulating Hydrogen Production: 12. Offshore production and transport of green hydrogen: a case study on Denmark and the Netherlands Liv Malin Andreasson; 13. How to build your own electrolyser - pitfalls and challenges of the permitting procedures in Finland Elena Tissari; 14. Giving hydrogen the green light and putting it on the fast-track?: Consenting hydrogen developments in Aotearoa New Zealand Jennifer Campion; Part IV. Regulating Hydrogen Transport: 15. Accelerating permission: hydrogen transport and storage regulation - a German Case Study Cathérine Jansen; 16. Goal-Setting approaches to the regulation of hydrogen transport - a case study from France Kleopatra-Eirini Zerde; 17. The development of hydrogen infrastructure in the Netherlands and third-party access Maaike Broersma, Philipp Jäger and Marijn Holwerda; Part V. End-Use of Hydrogen: 18. The regulation of hydrogen in the transport sector - focus on refuelling stations Endrius Cocciolo; 19. The regulation of hydrogen storage as end-use Kaisa Huhta and Markus Sairanen; 20. The regulation of hydrogen in the heating markets Pim Jansen and Leonie Reins; 21. Conclusion Ruven Fleming.
1. Introduction Ruven Fleming; Part I. Current Hydrogen Regulation on the Continents: 2. Hydrogen regulation in Europe - the EU's 'hydrogen and decarbonized gas market' package: best practice or missed opportunity? Leigh Hancher and Simina Suciu; 3. Hydrogen development and regulation in the United States: will government financial incentives outweigh regulatory hurdles? Donna M. Attanasio and Meghan Briggs; 4. Hydrogen policy and regulatory frameworks in Latin America: from promise to production James H. Foy; 5. Hydrogen regulation in Oceania: enabling renewable hydrogen licensing on complex land uses Madeline Taylor; 6. Hydrogen regulation in the Middle East and North Africa region: trends, limitations, and ways forward Damilola S. Olawuyi and Mehrnoosh Aryanpour; 7. Hydrogen regulation in Southeast Asia - steam reforming from biofuels as alternative to electrolysis? Piti Eiamchamroonlarp; Part II. Regulating Hydrogen Markets: 8. Economics of regulating hydrogen markets Machiel Mulder; 9. The role of regional and local authorities in developing a regional hydrogen economy Ceciel Nieuwenhout; 10. Sustainability criteria for renewable hydrogen Romain Mauger, Paola Villavicencio Calzadilla and Ruven Fleming; 11. Public participation in the hydrogen economy: lessons learned from the Northern Netherland Hydrogen Valley Lorenzo Squintani and Stan Schouten; Part III. Regulating Hydrogen Production: 12. Offshore production and transport of green hydrogen: a case study on Denmark and the Netherlands Liv Malin Andreasson; 13. How to build your own electrolyser - pitfalls and challenges of the permitting procedures in Finland Elena Tissari; 14. Giving hydrogen the green light and putting it on the fast-track?: Consenting hydrogen developments in Aotearoa New Zealand Jennifer Campion; Part IV. Regulating Hydrogen Transport: 15. Accelerating permission: hydrogen transport and storage regulation - a German Case Study Cathérine Jansen; 16. Goal-Setting approaches to the regulation of hydrogen transport - a case study from France Kleopatra-Eirini Zerde; 17. The development of hydrogen infrastructure in the Netherlands and third-party access Maaike Broersma, Philipp Jäger and Marijn Holwerda; Part V. End-Use of Hydrogen: 18. The regulation of hydrogen in the transport sector - focus on refuelling stations Endrius Cocciolo; 19. The regulation of hydrogen storage as end-use Kaisa Huhta and Markus Sairanen; 20. The regulation of hydrogen in the heating markets Pim Jansen and Leonie Reins; 21. Conclusion Ruven Fleming.
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